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Providing the education community free, Consumer Reports-style reviews of K-12 instructional materials in math, ELA, and science. #MaterialsMatter for students.

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Quote from educator Stacey Wallen, Ph.D, CCC-SLP saying educators and students need a high-quality curriculum because "Our youngest learners deserve educators who have the best evidence-based tools to support their learning."
Quote from ECSE teacher Jennifer Henderson saying educators and students need a high-quality pre-K curriculum because "A strong curriculum provides balanced, research-based guidance that supports development while honoring teacher expertise. We are amazing at what we do, but we can’t possibly know everything—thoughtful guidance helps ensure consistency, equity, and rich learning for every child."
Quote from educator Laurie Henderson saying educators and students need a high-quality pre-K curriculum because... "A high-quality pre-K curriculum sets a strong foundation for lifelong learning by fostering essential cognitive, social, and emotional skills. It ensures developmentally appropriate practices, promotes engagement, and helps close achievement gaps early. Having access to a high-quality curriculum not only supports educators in delivering effective instruction but also helps students thrive academically and socially."
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Quote from educator Anna Puryear: Curriculum quality shapes both learning opportunities and instructional practice. Well-designed, developmentally appropriate materials empower educators to implement research-based strategies with confidence and ensure young learners experience engaging, equitable, and coherent instruction through play, inquiry, and relationships, during the most critical years of development.
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